Program Overview
The Bachelor of Science in Psychology at Texas A&M University-Central Texas offers a variety of courses in clinical work, research, applied psychology, and psychological theory. The program can be completed entirely online, and courses are offered in a variety of formats to promote student engagement and collaboration. Throughout the program, students will take some courses that include synchronous whole group meetings, others that include synchronous small group meetings, and others that include weekly independent work with meetings scheduled with faculty and classmates on an as needed basis. We also offer some courses on campus if students prefer to be in person.
Program faculty are researchers who are committed to excellence in education and have diverse backgrounds reflective of the broad scope of the field of psychology (e.g., comparative, cognitive, social, and developmental psychology).
Psychology majors have many opportunities to conduct research with faculty members exploring a range of topics including program evaluation, responses to trauma, exam anxiety, online learning, and more.
Talk to an A&M-Central Texas academic advisor, online or in person, for prospective student advising, undergraduate and graduate advising, and help with a range of other issues.
Schedule an advising sessionThe majority of our graduates go on to further study in psychology and are accepted into a graduate program. Other graduates from our program have found jobs or advanced in their existing careers at human services agencies within the Central Texas region.
Psychology Majors Shine in the Student Research Symposium
Six students from the Counseling and Psychology Department participated in the second annual Student Research Symposium held on December. 6, 2024 in the Bernie Beck Lecture Hall and online...
The event was hosted by the Division of Research and Innovation, the Psychology Club, Psi Chi, and the Science Club.
Left to Right: Dr. Malin Lilley, Alexandra Penrose, Abigayle Rocha, Michelle Sandy (online), Amanda Sawyer, Ariana Espinosa Grimaldo, Joel Millan, Dr. Madelynn Shell
Research Internship Leads Student to Pursue Own Study
Mason’s research focuses on the emotional outcomes of transitioning to college and how friendships, shyness, and gender influence these outcomes. Learn more!Transfer Pathways:
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Career Opportunities
- Research Scientist
- Clinical Psychologist
- Clinical Mental Health Counselor
- School Counselor
- Marriage and Family Therapist
- Policy Researcher
- Data Analyst
- Community Organizer/Planner